Social Anxiety isn’t a death sentence. It’s a different way of living.
Welcome to The Social Anxiety Club!
Where you don’t need to worry about fitting in; we’re all awkward here. All Awkward. All the time.
About Meaggs
Social Anxiety has taken control of my life for decades. Having struggled with anxiety and depression for most of my life, it’s been hard to make connections and overcome the anxiety. I want others to realize life with Social Anxiety isn’t a prison, it’s just a different way to live! Join an amazing community of people who understand you and what you’re going through. Join The Social Anxiety Club!
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This blog started with my passion for helping others and a diagnosis of Social Anxiety that changed my entire way of thinking, feeling, and acting. Social Anxiety has unknowingly been a part of my life since I was a child, stripping me of my self-confidence and leaving me vulnerable and anxious every day of my life. If this sounds like you, you’re in the right place. I don’t want others to struggle in silence like I have. Alone and unaware of what you’re feeling or how to overcome it. Exhausted by social interactions but crave connections. You are in the right place! Only requirement? Be your awkward self!
-Meaggs (The Socially Awkward Normie)
“I find a lot of what you post helpful, enlightening and inspiring. Thank you.”
-Quote from The Socially Awkward Normie Community.
From the blog
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Understanding Social Anxiety: A Personal Journey
Social Anxiety through the eyes of me, The Socially Awkward Normie. I never liked being the centre of attention. I hated when all eyes were on me and my presence was noticed by others. In high school, I used to throw in my headphones, turn on my iPod and quickly walk from class to class…
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Why We Need to Revamp the “Man Up” Mentality
Social anxiety knows no age, no gender, no race, no sex. It likes to prey on the weak, the vulnerable, the lonely, and the insecure. It will tell you you’re not good enough and make you fear being inadequate around friends, family and the people you meet throughout your day-to-day activities. All of these feelings…
